Lisbon Trams

Lisbon Trams are not only one of the most useful means of transport to get around the city, but also one of the major attractions of Lisbon.

The network consists of five routes and 58 trams, of which 40 are traditional trams. Traditional trams are small, nostalgic, why not say so, precious photos.

Among the five different routes there are two that are essential:

Is an institution in Lisbon, a wooden tram that takes you back to another time which will not stop rattling bell to warn unsuspecting pedestrians occupying the narrow streets that goes.

From the Castillo de San Jorge to the Barrio Alto, a network of six miles can enjoy the most picturesque: Graça, Mouraria, Alfama, Baixa, Chiado and Bairro Alto Madragoa. Thousands of tourists use it daily.

Tram 15

It is the other tram used by all the tourists for a reason: it leads to Belém.

Tram 15, not romantic, it is useful, trendy and will always crowded and constantly warn us to beware of the foreign friends, caution.

The first stop of tram 15 is the station "Cais do Sodré" major interchange station near the Plaza del Comercio.